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The small Parsi community in Mumbai, and in other parts of India, has been known for its philanthropy. Often, these great philanthropists were commemorated with marble busts or statuettes. Many of these images from the early 20th Century can still be seen. Over the years, their styles and poses have changed with diverse European and Indian influences. Here, textile designer Ashdeen A. Lilaowala creates a realistic Parsi marble bust in hand-embroidery, choosing his own mother
ashdeen z. lilaowala (? – ?)
Discover ashdeen z. lilaowala, acclaimed Indian textile designer and curator renowned for reviving traditional Parsi Gara embroidery. Explore his handcrafted sari collections and research on historic craftsmanship.
Devi Art Foundation (Gurugram, India)
Devi Art Foundation is a leading contemporary art museum in Gurugram, India, established by Anupam and Lekha Poddar. Focusing on South Asian art forms—including tribal and experimental pieces—it houses over 7,000 artworks and operates with independence to foster artistic dialogue. Highlights include diverse paintings, sculptures, and exhibitions promoting Indian culture internationally.
About this artwork
- Title: Shernaz
- Artist: ashdeen z. lilaowala
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Devi Art Foundation
- Main color: Phthalo Green
- Color hue: Green to Violet Spectrum
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